The Following Scholarships are Relative to a
Specific College, University or Vocational School
to Include Presidential/Honors Scholarships
The information in this section is regarding specific college scholarships. These scholarships are only
available for students who plan on attending that particular college/university/vocational school. You
must apply for admissions to the specific school/college/university by the deadline and acceptance will be
a final qualifier. However, you should apply for these scholarships before you are accepted to the college,
university, or vocational school. Check with the financial aid office of the College or University you have
applied to for a complete list.
“Availability and due dates may be subject to change”
ABILENE CHRISTIAN UNIVERSITY: Presidential Scholarship: Incoming freshmen may qualify for the
prestigious 4-year college Presidential Scholarship valued at half-tuition. Students compete amongst the top
academic incoming freshmen. Must complete ACU’s admissions process by Nov 1.
http://www.acu.edu/campusoffices/ccsl/presidential-scholars.html Other scholarships to include renewable a
Scouting Scholarship valued at $1,000/year reserved for incoming freshmen with backgrounds as a BSA Eagle
Scout, Venturing Silver Awardee, Sea Scouting Quartermaster Awardee, GSUSA Gold Awardee or American
Heritage Girls Stars & Stripes Awardee. Missionary Children Scholarship is for children of full-time Church of
Christ Missionaries in a foreign field. Church Match Scholarships for students who receive a matching
scholarship from their church. Athletic Scholarships vary from $1,000 to full-tuition and are determined by
NCAA and coach. There are National Merit Scholarships to include a National Merit Finalist or Semifinalist
award for $29,450, Commended Student award of $2,000. Valedictorian/Salutatorian Scholarship for $1,000,
and a Chancellor’s Award for Academic Excellence for up to $14,000.
http://www.acu.edu/campusoffices/sfs/finance/scholarships/index.html#freshman
ALPHA GAMMA RHO SCHOLARSHIPS: For students planning on attending California State University,
Fresno, Colorado State University, University of Arizona, and specific other colleges and universities. Many
chapters of Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity offer scholarships, and in some cases, being a member or becoming a
member is not required to be eligible.
http://www.alphagammarho.org/future-member-scholarships
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY NEW AMERICAN UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS: For out-of-state
incoming freshmen, based on unweighted gpa, class rank and test scores, scholarships range from $4,000$13,000 per year. Students automatically considered for this award when they are admitted to ASU. Students
may see what they might be eligible to receive by going to http://students.asu.edu/scholarships/estimator
Deadline Feb 1
ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY’S ONLINE BACHELOR’S DEGREE STARBUCKS CORP.
TUITION REIMBURSEMENT: Open to Starbucks employees, Starbucks will give about $6,500 a year in
tuition reimbursement to employees who enroll in Arizona State University’s online bachelor’s degree
programs for their first two years. (That will cover roughly half of the tuition costs). Starbucks will offer full
reimbursement to employees in their junior and senior years.
ART INSTITUTE SCHOLARSHIP COMPETITION: Open to high school seniors and international students
graduating in 2014. Each Art Institute school will award a partial tuition scholarship up to $18,600 for a bachelor’s
degree program (up to 20%) and $8,845 (up to 15%) for an associate’s degree program to a student who demonstrates
ability and commitment to succeed in a creative career. Scholarship awards are based on quality of projects submitted by
students and vary by school. Contact the Art Institutes school you’re interested in to verify scholarship availability.
http://new.artinstitutes.edu/featured-stories/art-grant
ART INSTITUTE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA (FBLA) SCHOLARSHIP: Awarded to high
school seniors graduating in 2014 who are members of FBLA. Three $10,000 to $15,000 tuition scholarships to study at
one of the Art Institutes schools will be awarded. Each scholarship award recipient who has a 3.0 GPA during their first
year may earn an additional $5,000 tuition scholarship. http://new.artinstitutes.edu/scholarships/high-school/ Due May
1, 2014
ART INSTITUTE NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY SCHOLARSHIP: Open to high school seniors graduating
in 2014 who also belong to the National Art Honors Society. Tuition scholarships for first-place ($20,000), second-place
($10,000), and third-place ($5,000) awards may be applied at the Art Institutes School of recipient’s choice.
http://new.artinstitutes.edu/scholarships/high-school/ Due March 3, 2014
ART INSTITUTE PROSTART WITH A PURPOSE SCHOLARSHIP: Five non-renewable $10,000 scholarships
will be awarded to a current or past ProStart participant who will graduate high school in 2014. The scholarships are valid
at over 40 locations of the International Culinary Schools of The Art Institutes.
http://new.artinstitutes.edu/scholarships/high-school/ Due May 12, 2014
ART INSTITUTE SCHOLASTIC ART & WRITING AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP: Four $10,000 scholarships will
be awarded by the Art Institutes to the Scholastic National Award Recipients on first-come, first-served basis. Applicants
must be high school seniors graduating in 2014. http://new.artinstitutes.edu/scholarships/high-school/
ART INSTITUTE SKILLS USA CHAMPIONSHIP SCHOLARSHIP: Secondary (high school) and postsecondary
students who are members of SkillsUSA may compete in national championships. Advertising Design, Culinary and
Photography championship awards: First-place $20,000 tuition scholarship, second-place $5,000 tuition scholarship,
third-place $2,500 tuition scholarship. 3-D Visualization and Animation, Web Design, and Television Production
championship awards: First-place $10,000 tuition scholarship, second-place $5,000 tuition scholarship, third-place
$2,500 tuition scholarship. http://new.artinstitutes.edu/scholarships/high-school/ National Championships held in
June, 2014
ASSOCIATION OF INDEPENDENT CALIFORNIA COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES: College Scholarship
and Financial Aid information Overview includes Azusa Pacific, California Baptist University, California College of the
ARTS, CalTech, Claremont McKenna, Harvey Mudd, Master’s College, Mills College, Stanford, USC, USF, and more at
https://secure.californiacolleges.edu/Financial_Aid_Planning/Financial_Aid_Opportunities/AICCU/AICCU_Financial_Ai
d_Opportunities.aspx
BIOLA UNIVERSITY: Trustee’s Scholarship $12,000/year; President’s Scholarship $10,000/year;
Provost’s Scholarship $8,500/year; Dean’s Scholarship $7,000/year; Eagle’s Scholarship $5,000/year Eligibility of these scholarships based on the student's unweighted final high school GPA and scores received
on the SAT or ACT. Must maintain the minimum renewal GPA for the award received to renew. This
information will be given to you by the Admissions Office upon receipt of the scholarship. Admissions
automatically award the Academic Scholarship at the time the student is admitted to Biola University and no
separate application is required. The Academic Scholarship cannot be combined with the Community Service
Scholarship. Application Due Nov 15 or Jan 15 for Early Action and Mar 1 for Regular Decision
Church Matching Scholarship – Amount up to $1,300/year, matching the financial gift a student receives
from a church. To qualify, must submit BOTH the Church Matching Application and the church check (made
payable to Biola University) to the Financial Aid Office. https://static.biola.edu/finaid/media/forms/20142015/church-matching-scholarship.pdf. Due Oct 1
LEAD Scholarship Amount $4,000 to $6,000/year. For any student who has developed a personal
understanding of their own ethnic background and engaged in activities that promote multi-ethnic awareness,
learning, and celebration within the context of the U.S. Min 3.0 GPA. Alumni Dependent Scholarship –
Amount $1,000/year. Eligible if you are the dependent of someone who has completed 30 units of coursework
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at Biola University (including Talbot School of Theology, Rosemead School of Psychology, or the Cook School
of Intercultural Studies) at the time the student enters Biola. Department Scholarships – Amount varies. For
the following programs: Athletics, Music, Art, Science, and Communications (Forensics and Theater), and
Journalism. The scholarships are awarded through the specific departments and students are encouraged to seek
advice from the program advisors or coaches as well as review the specific websites.
http://undergrad.biola.edu/finaid/types/scholarships/
BOSTON UNIVERSITY: Presidential Scholarship, a $20,000 renewable tuition scholarship for students
with exceptional academic records. No additional essays or nominations are required. However, the award
process is very competitive, and students must submit their application for admission by December 1.
http://www.bu.edu/admissions/apply/costs-aid-scholarships/scholarships/
Trustee Scholarship - a full-tuition renewable scholarship recognizes students who show outstanding academic
and leadership abilities. Students from the United States and around the world are nominated by high school
principals. Those considered for the Trustee Scholarship rank in the top of their class, and demonstrate
exceptional records of service and activity in their schools and communities. Application deadline: December
1 http://www.bu.edu/admissions/apply/costs-aid-scholarships/scholarships/trustee/apply/
There are other merit scholarships available including the Methodist Clergy $20,000 renewable Scholarship for
sons or daughters of active, ordained Methodist ministers. Must submit a letter from your resident Bishop
indicating your church of affiliation. See website for more details and deadlines for the various other merit
scholarships. http://www.bu.edu/admissions/apply/costs-aid-scholarships/scholarships/
BUTTE COMMUNITY COLLEGE FEE WAIVER SCHOLARSHIPS: Each semester $1,000 fee waiver
scholarships are awarded to multiple international students! Scholarships are not awarded based on grades
alone! Students will be asked to complete the fee waiver scholarship application and provide detailed
information about their leadership experience, academic achievements, and financial need. A Student Education
Plan (SEP) and two letters of recommendation must also be submitted. Scholarships will be awarded in October
and March. https://www.butte.edu/international/scholarships.html Spring deadline: March 15, Fall deadline:
October 15
BUTTE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS: Multiple scholarships available. Information online
@ http://www.butte.edu/services/financialaid/Scholarships.html
https://butte.academicworks.com/ Due May 15
BYU, IDAHO: Heber J. Grant Scholarship – up to $2,000 a semester for a 4.0 gpa and extracurricular
involvement. Academic Scholarships are based upon gpa, ACT/SAT scores, and student activities and
involvement. Award levels: Full LDS Tuition, Half LDS Tuition, and Quarter LDS Tuition. Must complete
the Scholarship Application. Talent Scholarships are also available. http://www.byui.edu/financialaid/scholarships OR http://www.byui.edu/financial-aid/aid-available/campus-students Due April 1
CALIFORNIA LUTHERAN UNIVERSITY: Presidential Scholarships range from $17,000 to full tuition
for 4 years. These students represent the top tier of the graduating high school seniors and embody the
university’s educational and leadership goals. Applicants must meet the early action application deadline of
November 1. Academic Scholarships range from $8,000 to $20,000 and are based upon the student’s
academic record including GPA and test scores. CLU Guarantee is a cost matching scholarship available for
students who are admitted to UCLA, UCSD, UCSB, UC Berkeley or UC Davis making the award amount about
$20,856.
For further scholarships go to: http://www.callutheran.edu/financial_aid/scholarships-assistance/
CALIFORNIA – MIDDLE CLASS SCHOLARSHIP: New, transfer and returning undergraduate students to
CSU’s or UC’s with family income and assets at $150,000 or less may be eligible. Must be a U.S. citizen,
eligible non-citizen, or have AB 540 status; be a California resident or exempt from pay nonresident tuition;
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maintain a 2.0 GPA; meet certain income and other financial aid standards. Must complete FAFSA or
California Dream Act & submit Cal Grant GPA starting January 1. Check with each college for deadlines. The
scholarships are based on a sliding scale according to family income. Amounts may vary by student and
institution. The scholarship amount is limited to no more than 40% of the amount of your institution’s systemwide tuition. Students whose families earn up to $100k per year are eligible for up to a 20% tuition/fee discount
and students whose families earn up to $150k per year are eligible for no less than 10% tuition/fee discount. In
2017-18, the maximum scholarship award will be 40% of the mandatory system wide tuition and fees.
Maximum awards in 2014/2015 were $1,710 at UC and $768 at CSU. Maximum awards expected for 2015/16
are $2,448 at UC and $1,092 at CSU.
Benefits extend to Teaching Credential Program.
http://www.csac.ca.gov/mcs.asp
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY SYSTEM WIDE: The California State University Foundation works
with donors interested in funding scholarship opportunities on a system wide basis. Currently, the CSU
Foundation administers over $5 million in annual and endowed scholarships. Please view the listing for
eligibility requirements: http://www.calstate.edu/foundation/Scholarship.shtml
CAL POLY, POMONA HONORS SCHOLARS: Honors Fellowship Scholarship – Students who are
admitted to the Kellogg Honors College will be considered for the Honors Fellowship Scholarship
automatically. The Collins College of Hospitality Management offers about $100,000 in scholarships each
year. Robert Noyce Scholarship Program for Math and Science Teachers seeks to encourage talented
science, technology, engineering, and math majors who might otherwise not have considered teaching
profession, particularly those from underrepresented groups. The scholarship award is for a maximum of 2
years support of up to $10,000 per year. Visit website for more information and more scholarships:
http://www.csupomona.edu/~financial-aid/types-of-aid/scholarships/index.shtml
CAL POLY, SAN LUIS OBISPO: The Elizabeth E. Chrones Scholarship supports students enrolled in the
College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences from rural areas of California (as identified by the
United States Department of Agriculture Rural Development). Besides completing an application and being
accepted to Cal Poly, SLO, must complete and submit a FAFSA. Aside from the Elizabeth Chrones
Scholarship, there are more than 650 scholarships ranging from $300 to a full funded education and are granted
based on financial need, merit, or a combination of both as well as activities/honors, community service and
employment. Some may be renewed annually. Awards recognize students for their excellence or
accomplishments in a specific area during the academic year. Typically awards are smaller financial
increments with a maximum award amount of $300.
http://financialaid.calpoly.edu/_finaid/types_aid/scholarships.htm
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, CHANNEL ISLANDS: President’s Scholar Program: Must highachieving high school graduating senior, be California resident with a minimum 3.75 GPA (as calculated by
CSU admission standards) and a minimum 1200 SAT (critical reading & math) or 26 ACT score. In addition to
the scholarship application, this requires two letters of recommendation. This scholarship is renewable for 4
years. http://www.csuci.edu/financialaid/scholarships.htm
CHICO STATE UNIVERSITY, PRESIDENT’S SCHOLARS: Must attend Chico State. Must take two
exams, have a GPA of 3.5, 1200 (critical reading and math) on SAT or 27 composite on ACT exam. 10 @
$12,000 @ $3,000/per year. Application is online, plus provide a letter of recommendation online. Other
scholarships are available through the online scholarship application. Due December 15
http://www.csuchico.edu/fa/scholarships/
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, DOMINGUEZ HILLS: Premier Scholarship – Four-year full fees
(tuition and fees) scholarship or two-year for transferring students. Must be high school graduating senior with
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a minimum 3.5 GPA and a 1000 SAT (critical reading and math) or 25 ACT score. Transfer students with 3.40
GPA and 44 transferrable units. Additional University Scholarships are also available. Most are Due January
17, 2014 http://www4.csudh.edu/financial-aid/scholarships/index
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, EAST BAY (FORMERLY CSU, HAYWARD): Scholarships
offered by various colleges, departments, organizations, or companies to students who meet specific criteria.
Scholarships range from $500-$3,500. Submit a FAFSA and GPA to the California Student Aid Commission
for the Cal Grant process. Due March 2. Scholarship link http://www20.csueastbay.edu/prospective/cost-andfinancial-aid/scholarships/index.html
FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY: CSU Fresno awards over a 1,000 scholarships totaling more than 3.8
million dollars to incoming & continuing students ranging from $100 to almost $12,000. Scholarships are
offered by various colleges, departments, and organizations to students who meet specific criteria. Regardless
of your accomplishments, interests, background, or G.P.A., all students are encouraged to apply for
scholarships. http://www.csufresno.edu/scholarships/ Due February 28 However, there may be scholarship
opportunities open beyond the priority deadline for specific majors, programs, or student groups. Therefore, we
encourage all students to occasionally log-in to check their application status for recommended scholarships to
see if there are any new opportunities available.
FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY: Smittcamp Honors College offers President’s Honors Program to
graduating high school seniors who have a SAT score of 1800 or more or ACT average score of 27 in English
and Math, in the upper 10% of their class, and have a GPA of 3.8 or higher. Besides applying to Fresno State
(CSU application) by November 30, you must apply to the Fresno State Scholarships as well as the Smittcamp
Family Honors College President’s Honors Scholarship. Along with full in-state undergraduate tuition, the
scholarship includes credit for a community style room in a campus residence hall and the privileges of 25student limit honors classes, individual study and advising from honors professors, priority registration, regular
interaction with the university president, and opportunity for international study programs. Due December
11, 2014 http://www.fresnostate.edu/academics/honors/application/information.html
FRESNO STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS: The general scholarships are accessed by an online
application process. In order to apply you must have a MyFresnoState account with a valid email address. Be
prepared to provide two different personal statements. You may also be asked to upload letters of
recommendation and other forms.
Due by “priority deadline of” February 28
http://www.fresnostate.edu/studentaffairs/scholarships/scholarshipapplication/
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, FULLERTON: President’s Scholars Program based solely on merit
recognizes outstanding achievements of incoming freshmen who have demonstrated excellence in academic
work (min 3.75 in all academic subjects for 10th-12th grade), leadership ability and community service. Must be
a California resident. They receive a four-year scholarship covering tuition and fees, $750 annual stipend for
books and materials, use of a new Dell laptop computer for 4 years, automatic admission to the University
Honors Program, priority registration and priority consideration for on-campus housing (as well as the
opportunity to live on the honors and scholars floor), complimentary parking permits for fall and spring
semesters for 4 years, study abroad opportunities, opportunities for up to 20 hours per week of on-campus
employment, free tickets to performances by the College of the Arts, and special invitations to the university
president’s residence VIP arrangements for university events, and so much more.
Visit
http://www.fullerton.edu/scholars/ Due January (for 2013 it was January 28)
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH: Presidential Program offered to students with a
GPA of 4.0. Must be either a Valedictorian or National Merit Semi-Finalists/Finalists, National Achievement
Program Semifinalists/Finalists and National Hispanic Recognition Scholars. This 4-year scholarship covers
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full-tuition and general student fees, paid housing in campus residence hall, sponsored meal plan (for National
Scholars only), annual book allowance, campus student parking privileges, four-year degree completion option,
and opportunity for international study abroad programs (as long as you maintain eligibility). Submit
application for admission to CSULB by Nov 30. Then complete Presidential Scholarship application and
submit two-page essay (name at top of each page, double-spaced, 12-point font, see application for topic),
unofficial HS transcript, photocopy of SAT I or ACT test scores, two letters of recommendation with signatures
(include your name at the top of each letter) and a list of your activities, awards/honors and community service.
Mail additional paperwork to: Valerie Bordeaux, Director, President’s Scholars Program/University Outreach
& School Relations, CSU, Long Beach, 1250 Bellflower Boulevard, Long Beach, CA 90840. Due January 2
http://www.csulb.edu/divisions/students/presidents_scholars/students/application/
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, LONG BEACH: For additional scholarships you may go to
http://www.csulb.edu/divisions/students/scholarships/students/high_school.htm
CAL STATE LOS ANGELES: Various scholarships available ranging from $100 to $5,000 with the average
award at $700. Apply by Feb 7, 2014 http://www.calstatela.edu/financialaid/campus-scholarships
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE: Matador Scholarship – recognizes students who
demonstrate financial need and excel academically. More than 200 students were awarded through the Matador
Scholarship program during the academic year with award ranging from $500 to $8,000. Beginning March 3,
2014, you may apply for the Matador Scholarship Program. Some scholarships are due April 15, while
others
have
a
May
12,
2014
deadline.
http://www.csun.edu/financialaid/scholarships/oncampus_scholarships.php
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE GE HONORS PROGRAM SCHOLARSHIP:
Up to 10 scholarships awarded to first-time freshmen who have been admitted to CSUN, been accepted to the
GE Honors Program, have a min 3.75 GPA, and math and verbal SAT combined score of 1200 and exemption
from the Developmental English and Developmental Math classes as a result of their SAT score of 550 or
higher or 50 on their ELM and 151 on the EPT. Apply for the Honors Program plus a separate competitive
process. January 15 – March 15 http://www.csun.edu/financialaid/scholarships/oncampus_scholarships.php
SACRAMENTO STATE UNIVERSITY: Institutional and Department Scholarships. Available January 15
–March 15 Go to http://www.csus.edu/faid/Scholarships/index.html for more info, link to application for
institutional scholarships; departmental scholarships have different application processes and deadlines.
SACRAMENTO STATE UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION FRESHMAN UNDERGRADUATE
SCHOLARSHIPS: For graduating high school seniors planning on attending Sac State with demonstrated
academic success, participation and service to school and community, and hardship or obstacles. For
applications, go to http://www.csus.edu/alum/forstudents/scholarships.html
The Alumni Association also
offers a specific scholarship for “Visual and Performing Arts.” Due February 28
SACRAMENTO STATE UNIVERSITY SIGMA PHI EPSILON BALANCED MAN SCHOLARSHIP:
$1,000 scholarships offered to incoming freshmen entering Sac State who are balanced young men (leadership,
activities, and achievements). Min 3.0. For app go to http://calthetasigeps.com/scholarship.html. Deadline
uncertain (Last known was June so check for deadline).
SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY SIGMA PHI EPSILON BALANCED MAN SCHOLARSHIP:
Every year, SigEp at San Diego State University awards several scholarships of varied amounts to incoming
freshmen, man or woman, who have displayed exceptional leadership, morals, and diligence in all aspects of
their life. Application online @
http://www.sigepcaldelta.com/the-balanced-leader-scholarship.html
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Due Sept 1, 2012 (Available also at other colleges/universities) Information @ http://www.sigep.org or
google “Sigma Phi Epsilon Balanced Man Scholarship and the name of the college/university” to which you
will be attending.
SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY:
Entering freshmen are eligible to apply for two campus based
scholarships. For scholarship information go online @ http://www.sjsu.edu/faso/
SONOMA STATE (CSU) UNIVERSITY: Presidential Scholar at Entrance – Guarantees a $1,000
Scholarship to incoming freshmen with cumulative 4.0 GPA for sophomore through first semester of your high
school senior year, not including P. E. courses, allowing for honors &AP courses.
http://www.sonoma.edu/scholarship/university.shtml
Additional Scholarships due Jan 15 online @
http://www.sonoma.edu/scholarship/application.shtml
CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, STANISLAUS: President’s Scholars must have a 3.8 GPA, 1350
SAT or 30 ACT composite score. Award is $5,000 for students living off-campus, renewable for a total of 4
years. Provost Scholarship: Must have a 3.5 GPA, 1250 SAT or 28 ACT composite score. Eligible applicants
not accepted for the President’s Scholar Award will be automatically considered for the Provost. Due March
2 Link to online application at www.csustan.edu/FinancialAid/data/Scholarships-Information/
CARTHAGE COLLEGE - TARBLE FAMILY CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP: Kenosha, Wisconsin
(located an hour north of Chicago) small liberal arts college awards up to ten $17,000 per year scholarships
specifically for California residents to attend Carthage. Due March 1 @
http://www.carthage.edu/admissions/scholarships/californiascholarships.cfm
CLARK UNIVERSITY LEEP SCHOLARSHIP: Full-ride scholarship for 4 years with chance to complete
master’s degree with a fifth year of scholarship. LEEP Scholars are ambitious students whose high school
records place them at the top of the Clark University’s applicant pool, demonstrate a strong desire to pursue a
demanding academic schedule, relentlessly curious, have an appetite for learning, and are eager to make their
mark in the world. Apply for LEEP as part of your college application. Due: Early Action by November 1,
Regular Decision by January 15 http://www.clarku.edu/undergraduate-admissions/financial-aid/us/leepscholarships.cfm For Presidential ($18,000) merit-based renewable scholarship, Traina Scholarship ($18,000)
merit-based scholarship for students pursuing a degree in the sciences, or the Tuition Exchange Scholarship (for
members of faculty and staff families employed at participating institutions) no separate application is required.
For more information, go to http://www.clarku.edu/undergraduate-admissions/financial-aid/us/scholarships.cfm
COASTGUARD ACADEMY: This 4 year full-ride scholarship does not require a presidential or
congressional nomination. Recommend apply Non-binding Early-Action by November 1st and Regular
admission is February 1st http://www.uscga.edu/
COLLEGE OF IDAHO - PRESBYTERIAN SCHOLARSHIP: Receive up to $300. Open to candidates
who are nominated by their Presbyterian pastors. Applicants will be judged on their academic achievement and
minister’s nomination. Financial Need not necessary and may be renewed. Due February 15 Application
online at
http://www.collegeofidaho.edu/admission/scholarships-financial-aid/scholarships/college-idahopresbyterian-scholarship
COLLEGE OF IDAHO VISIONARY SCHOLARS PROGRAM: $10,000 annual renewable scholarship
designed to encourage the visionaries of tomorrow to consider. Criteria: 3.0 GPA, 22 ACT, 1030 SAT,
resident of New England, Colorado, Hawaii or California. Must write an essay on how attending the College of
Idaho will help them achieve their vision. See Barbara Ross or your counselor to be nominated for this
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scholarship. https://www.collegeofidaho.edu/admission/scholarships-financial-aid/scholarships/visionaryscholars-program Due Feb 1
COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES SIGMA PHI EPSILON BALANCED MAN SCHOLARSHIP:
Offering three Balanced Man Scholarships in the amounts of $1000, $300, and $200. These scholarships are
being offered to the incoming male students who have excelled in the areas of scholarship, leadership, athletics,
and community service during their high school careers. We want to reward men who exemplify these qualities,
as we believe they are essential to leading a balanced life. To qualify, you must be attending the Colorado
School of Mines in the Fall of 2014. If you have any questions, please call William Rommel at (407) 718-3803.
http://spebms.org/?u=csm
CUESTA COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS: Multiple scholarships available online at
https://cuesta.academicworks.com/ Due March 2
CULINARY INSTITUTE OF AMERICA: SAT/ACT Achievement Scholarship: If you have earned a
combined Math/Critical Reading Score of 1,000 or ACT of 22, you are eligible for $1,000 scholarship. With
1,200 on SAT Math/Critical Reading or ACT of 27, you are eligible for $2,000 scholarship.
CIA Merit-Based Scholarships: The CIA's merit scholarship system takes a good look at YOU—your past
academic performance, foodservice experience, extracurricular activities—to determine if you qualify for a CIA
Merit-Based Scholarship. Based on your CIA application for admission you'll automatically be considered for
awards ranging from $2,500 to $5,000. National Student Organization Member Scholarship – SkillsUSA o
FCCLA members are eligible to receive a $2,000 scholarships.
http://www.ciachef.edu/california-campus-scholarships/
DEVRY SCHOLARSHIP: Scholarships are granted based on a variety of criteria, including scholastic
achievement, community service, extracurricular activity and an essay. Herman DeVry Scholarship awards
$2,225 per semester (valued up to $20,000). Must have minimum cumulative 2.50 GPA (on 4.0 scale), ACT
composite score of 22 or higher, SAT combined math and critical reading score of 950 or higher. Recipients
have one year from high school graduation or GED completion to apply and start at any DeVry University.
Online website is http://www.devry.edu/financial-aid-tuition/scholarships/devry-scholarships.html
DREXEL UNIVERSITY: http://www.drexel.edu National Commission for Cooperative Education
Scholarship – Thirty $6,000 merit co-op scholarships renewable for up to $30,000 will be awarded. Must have
a min 3.5 gpa on a 4.0 scale, be accepted to Drexel. Early applications are highly encouraged. http://www.coop.edu Due January 13, 2015
EMERSON COLLEGE: The merit based scholarships are awarded to students based on a variety of non-need
factors such as academic achievements, leadership, engagement in their area of interest, and match to Emerson.
The Dean’s Scholarship given to the incoming students at the top of Emerson’s applicant pool who have
demonstrated academic distinction within their school communities as well as qualities such as leadership,
ability to manage adversity, and other factors In 2012, the award amount was $14,000 annually. The renewable
Trustees Scholarship awards half-tuition to applicants accepted into the Honors Program and requires a
separate application to the Honors Program. http://www.emerson.edu/admission/undergraduateadmission/tuition-financial-aid/scholarships Early Action Deadline February 1, Regular Decision March 1
FIDM (FASHION INSTITUTE OF DESIGN AND MERCHANDISING) SCHOLARSHIP: Full
scholarship. Request information @ http://fidm.edu/en/about/FIDM+National+Scholarship+Competition/
Due April
FREEMONT, JAMES M. & ERMA T. FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM: Based on
exceptional academic ability and achievement and a record of leadership and volunteerism in the community.
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Must plan to graduate from a United States high school in the spring of your senior year. Must plan on
enrolling in an accredited HBCU (Historically Black College or University) beginning in the fall of the year of
your high school graduation. Must earn a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or above. SAT combined score of 1150 or
above or an ACT composite score of 21 or above. Must be a US citizen. Mail completed application.
http://www.freemontfoundation.com/scholarships.html Due Feb 5, 2016
GROVE CITY COLLEGE: Presbyterian Liberal Arts College in Pennsylvania. Does not accept federal aid;
however, they have their own financial aid form and offer various scholarships. They allow outside scholarships to be added to your financial aid package as long as they don’t exceed the cost of attendance. (Cost of
attendance is $24,838) Presidential Scholarship: for top ranked student in class of 30 or more as well as 2nd
ranked in classes of 100 or more. Trustee Scholarship: awarded on student’s potential to enhance the campus’
spiritual, social, and academic community. Each year up to 24 $5,000 scholarships are awarded. (Min 3.8
weighted gpa or 3.75 unweighted gpa and combined math and verbal SAT score of 1300 or 29 on the ACT is
required). Engineering Scholarship: up to 4 $2,500 scholarships awarded to incoming freshmen who show
academic promise and outstanding leadership qualities. Three of the 4 scholarships require demonstrated need.
Due March 15 http://www.gcc.edu/futurestudents/financialaid/Pages/About-Financial-Aid.aspx Financial
Aid Form Due April 15
HEALD COLLEGE DIRECTOR’S SCHOLARSHIP: $1,500 Scholarship Student must have a 2.0 GPA,
submit an application, meet with a Heald Counselor to discuss program interests and entrance requirements.
Student must write an essay & submit 2 letters of recommendation. Application available through Elena Birch,
Admission’s Counselor @ 916-780-4400 Due January
IMAGINE AMERICA SCHOLARSHIPS: Each high school has up to 3 $1,000 scholarships for a student
pursuing a vocational program at select schools. Applicant must apply in the physical year in which they will
be attending college. (I.e., if they are going to attend in the fall of 2014, they must apply between January 1,
2014 and December 1, 2014 in order for the nominator to confirm their nomination. For confirmation of your
nomination, enter Judith Vogel for Bear River, Karla Aaron for William & Marian Ghidotti Early College HS,
Barbara Ross for Nevada Union, Rose Murphy for NU Tech, Anita Bagwell for North Point Academy, and
Terry Brodie for Park Avenue HS. http://www.imagine-america.org/
JACOBS UNIVERSITY (BREMEN, GERMANY): Offers scholarships up to partial-tuition. Information
online @ http://www.jacobs-university.de/admission/scholarships/ Due Nov 1, Dec 1 or Feb 1
JOHNSON & WALES UNIVERSITY: http://www.jwu.edu National Commission for Cooperative
Education Scholarship - Fifteen $6,000 merit co-op scholarships renewable for up to $24,000 will be awarded.
Must have a min 3.5 gpa on a 4.0 scale, be accepted to Johnson & Wales. Early applications are highly
encouraged. http://www.co-op.edu Due February 1
KETTERING UNIVERSITY: http://www.kettering.edu National Commission for Cooperative Education
Scholarship - 160 merit scholarships for a total of $4,100,000 will be awarded. Must have a min 3.5 gpa on a
4.0 scale, be accepted to Kettering. Early applications are highly encouraged. http://www.co-op.edu Due
February
LEWIS AND CLARK: Application for admissions is your application for scholarships. Barbara Hirschi
Neely Scholarship: Up to 5 full tuition and fees scholarships ($160,000 over 4 years) recognize incoming firstyear students of exceptional academic achievement and distinctive personal accomplishment. Other Merit
Based Scholarships: Students with exceptional academic credentials and preparation for meaningful
involvement in the Lewis & Clark community are considered each year to receive up to half-tuition
scholarships. Additional scholarships may be available to students with an interest in the sciences or
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international issues. Leadership & Service Scholarships: recognize students who have demonstrated
outstanding academics combined with exemplary leadership and/or service in their school or community. For
students entering the College during the fall 2012 and beyond, the renewable Leadership & Service Scholarship
may be valued at up to half of tuition based on continued leadership and/or service activities. No extra
application is required. Herbert Templeton National Merit Scholarships of $1,000 (renewable) is awarded
to entering first-year students who have been selected as National Merit Scholars and designated Lewis & Clark
as their first choice college with the National Merit Scholarship Corporation by May 1. Music Scholarships:
A merit-based scholarship awarded to students who have outstanding talent in music. Scholarship amounts
range from $1,000 to $8,000. Audition required. To renew the scholarship, students must participate in
activities within the Music Department. Previously mentioned scholarships come with conditions for renewing
and require the student maintain satisfactory academic progress. Forensics Scholarships are available to
students who have an outstanding record of achievement in debate and forensics. Students must participate in
forensic competition. http://www.lclark.edu/offices/financial_aid/merit_scholarships/ First year studentearly action (non-binding) deadline: Nov 1. First year student –regular decision deadline: January 15.
LOYOLA MARYMOUNT SCHOLARSHIPS: Trustee & Presidential Scholarships are awarded to a very
few truly distinguished and exceptional academically accomplished students. Requires by invitation only
interview in February. Ten Trustee Scholarships (on average) and 20 Presidential Scholars will be selected.
Presidential recipient receives $25,000/annually and Trustee recipients receive scholarships and grant assistance
equal to full tuition, room & board for 4 years. No special application is required. All applicants are
considered. http://financialaid.lmu.edu/prospective/scholarships/lmuacademicscholarshipsforfreshmen/
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY NATIVE AMERICAN SCHOLARSHIPS & NATIVE AMERICAN
NON-RESIDENT TRIBAL HOMELANDS SCHOLARSHIP: Are all available and provide need-based
scholarships or a waiver of approximately $13,825 per year for non-resident Native Americans. Submit the
FAFSA by March 1. Proof of tribal registry may also be required.
http://www.montana.edu/admissions/scholarships.shtml
MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTIAL SCHOLARSHIP:
Recognizes academic
achievement as well as special personal qualities. Up to twenty recipients will receive full-tuition scholarships
and generous stipend. Scholars who maintain the required academic standards may expect to have their awards
renewed for four years. A cumulative GPA of 3.75 and a composite score of 30 on the ACT or 2000 on the
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MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY ACHIEVEMENT AWARD SCHOLARSHIPS: These range from
$8,000 to $60,000 (over 4 years). SAT/ACT scores and a 3.0 gpa or higher determine the level of award.
Apply for admission as early as possible in the fall and have your SAT/ACT scores sent to MSU.
http://www.montana.edu/admissions/scholarshipsnonres.shtml
MONTANA TECH OF THE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA “FRANCES AND RALPH MITCHELL”
ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIP: For seniors graduating from a northern California high school. $20,000 for
each of 4 years, as long as the student maintains scholarship eligibility, along with a significant reduction in
non-resident tuition; valued at an additional $7,000 per year. Must major in Geological Engineering.
http://www.mtech.edu/admissions/first-year/scholarships.htm Due January 15
NEW YORK CONSERVATORY FOR DRAMATIC ARTS: Offers the following scholarships - The
Sanford Meisner Scholarship - This award is based upon the talent and potential demonstrated in the audition.
This award ranges from a minimum of $1,500 to a maximum of $6,000 per academic year. The Mary
Doyle Grant - is based upon financial need, as demonstrated on the student’s Free Application for Federal
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Student Aid (FAFSA). This scholarship ranges from a minimum of $2,000 to a maximum of $3,000 for the
academic year. Special Provisions: A student must have a completed FAFSA by the given financial aid
deadline of May 5th. Scholarship funds are limited and are on a first come first served basis. The Academic
Scholarship - Awarded to applicants who have achieved a cumulative GPA of 3.66 or higher in their
previous academic endeavors. College GPAs take precedence over high school GPAs. Scholarship ranges
from a minimum of $1,000 to a maximum of $2,000 per academic year. International Student Grant This grant is merit based. Only non-U.S. students are eligible. Dual citizenship applicants are not eligible.
http://sft.edu/scholarships/nycda-scholarship
POINT LOMA NAZARENE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS: HONOR’S SCHOLARSHIP –full
tuition, PRESIDENT’S SCHOLARSHIP - $16,000, TRUSTEE’S SCHOLARSHIP - $12,000,
PROVOST’S SCHOLARSHIP - $8,000 are merit awards based on GPA and test scores available to freshmen
(with award amounts previously stated) and transfer students (with awards ranging from $4,000 to $6,000).
Must have min 3.7 weighted GPA and an 1150 SAT (math & critical reading) or 25 ACT composite score. All
students who qualify for the President’s Scholarship by Feb 1 will be considered for competitive University
Honor’s Scholarship. The Honor’s Scholarship does not require a separate application and are awarded purely
on academic merit. The Provost’s, Trustee’s or President’s Scholarship applicants are able to submit an
SAT/ACT score through their last offering (June 2015) and a final HS transcript and still receive the award for
which they qualify. Students can get PERFORMANCE AWARDS based on involvement (including athletics,
speech & debate, music – contact specific department to apply) as well as financial need and should contact the
appropriate department to find out more. http://www.pointloma.edu/experience/offices/studentservices/student-financial-services/undergraduate-sfs/types-aid/scholarships
PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY: OREGON LAURELS UNDERGARDUATE SCHOLARSHIP:
Must be an incoming freshman, U. S. citizen with a min 3.75 GPA or min SAT score of 1200 (critical
reading/math) or ACT scores of 27. $5,000 renewable scholarship. OUT-OF-STATE OPPORTUNITY
SCHOLARSHIP: Must be a U. S. citizen, amount and number varies based upon available funds, min 3.0
GPA. WUE SCHOLARSHIP recipients receive 150% of Oregon resident tuition. Min 3.5 GPA or may
qualify with SAT score of 1200 (critical reading/math) or ACT composite score of 27. There is no separate
application due. http://www.pdx.edu/scholarships/future-freshman Apply for admissions by December 1
PORTLAND STATE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS: Offers a wide-range of scholarship awards to
support our students based on: academic achievement, financial need, diverse and unique backgrounds, specific
majors and career choices, first generation status, disabilities, service to school and community, and leadership
skills. These are competitive and require an additional application.
https://portlandstate.scholarships.ngwebsolutions.com/CMXAdmin/Cmx_Content.aspx?cpId=199 Due Feb 1
ROCHESTER INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY: http://www.rit.edu National Commission for
Cooperative Education Scholarship - Fifteen $6,000 merit co-op scholarships renewable for up to $24,000 will
be awarded. Must have a min 3.5 gpa on a 4.0 scale, be accepted to Rochester Institute of Technology. Early
applications are highly encouraged. http://www.co-op.edu Due February 14
SAINT MARY’S COLLEGE OF CALIFORNIA: Presidential Scholarship (Presidential Scholars also
receive the Freshman Honors at Entrance) requires GPA of 3.8 or higher and a combined SAT score for critical
reading & math of 1350 or higher, $24,000 total per year (Presidential is $11,000 and additional application is
required. Presidential Scholars will receive additional information.); Freshman Honors at Entrance
Scholarship requires GPA of 3.7 or higher, $13,000 (no additional application required); Gael Scholar’s
Award is for first-time freshmen based on academic accomplishment, including GPA, test scores, rigor of
college prep curriculum and class standing, $14,000. 1 Due February 1
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Macken Collegiate Forensics Scholarship award is $300 to $13,000 annually based on level of commitment
to the Macken team, competitive potential, and academic standing. This requires separate application and
audition. Due by Jan 19. https://www.stmarys-ca.edu/macken-debate-and-speech-team/forensics-scholarships
Performing Arts Scholarship for music, dance, and theatre recognize demonstrated artistic excellence,
$13,000 tuition-remission scholarships. (All academic scholarships are renewable for 4 years). To apply,
complete the admissions application by February 1 and http://www.stmarys-ca.edu/node/3977 for audition
requirements. Performing Arts Scholarships for acting, dance, or music offers up to $13,000 in tuitionremission and are renewable and are merit-based for demonstrated artistic excellence. These require auditions
and applications are Due Jan 2, but recommend early-bird deadline for college application by Nov 15.
SCRIPPS COLLEGE MERIT-BASED SCHOLARSHIPS: Scripps College offers several need-based
scholarships. All applicants to the College—with the exception of transfer applicants—are automatically
considered for need-based scholarships. Notification of scholarships takes place at the time of admission and
the scholarships are renewable for each of the student’s four years at the College.
http://admission.scrippscollege.edu/financial-aid Due: Early Decision November 15, Regular Decision
February 1
SEATTLE UNIVERSITY’S SULLIVAN LEADERSHIP AWARD: Must be recommended by a counselor.
A 4-year scholarship equal to full tuition, room and meals for each of the years. Nine are awarded each year
from about 350 applicants from select western states. Criteria includes: participation and demonstrated
leadership in school activities, public service, and community involvement, commitment to justice and the good
of others through service, effective oral and written communications skills. Candidates for the award are
required to attend January Leaders Day and the 45 finalists will come back to compete Feb 24. Separate
application @ http://www.seattleu.edu/sullivan due November 15.
SEATTLE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS AND SU GRANT: From $3,000-$7,000 consider need and
attributes, and Merit based scholarships from $7,000-$16,000. May receive both. The admission application is
the scholarship application. Expect your loan debt to be $28,000-$29,000 upon graduation. Recommend Due
Nov 15 early action. Regular decision due Jan 15
SIERRA COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS: For students going to Sierra College, there are several scholarships
available. Fill out one application and submit online (include email addresses of two people who you would
like to be contacted for a “recommendation).” You must have a Sierra College student ID and log onto
mySierra to apply. Remember to apply high school senior year, as well as freshman and sophomore year at
Sierra College. GECHS students apply for all scholarships for which you qualify (including transferring
scholarships if you plan on attending another college besides Sierra). The scholarships are available online @
http://www.sierracollege.edu/StudentServices/financialServ/scholarships.html Due March 31, 2016
OR https://sierracollege.scholarships.ngwebsolutions.com/CMXAdmin/Cmx_Content.aspx?cpId=565
SIERRA NEVADA COLLEGE: 2010 Awards: Freshmen Trustee Scholarship - $11,000 Merit based
scholarship awarded to undergraduate students with GPA from 3.75 to 4.0. Freshman Presidential
Scholarship - $6,000 Merit based scholarship, GPA from 3.25 to 3.74. Freshman Provost Scholarship $5,000 Merit based scholarship, GPA from 3.0 to 3.24. Freshman SNC Eagle Scholarship $4,000 Merit
based scholarship, GPA from 2.80 to 2.99. SNC need-based grants are available to absorb 60% of the
remaining unmet need for students who live on campus and 45% for off-campus students. Athletic scholarships
available for snowboard and ski teams members http://www.sierranevada.edu/admissions/undergrad/financialaid/scholarship-opportunities/
SOUTHERN OREGON UNIVERSITY SCHOLASRHIPS: WUE amount is approximately $11,000/year
available to new incoming freshmen and transferring students. Automatic consideration upon applying for
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admission by Feb 15. SOUTHERN ONLINE SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION is a general scholarship
application with over 80 scholarships to include DEPARTMENTAL SCHOLARSHIPS (ART & ART
HISTORY, MUSIC, AND PHYSICS) and the DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP (for students whose ethnic and
cultural backgrounds and/or experiences contribute to the diversity of SOU). These scholarships are available
only to new and current SOU students. http://www.sou.edu/admissions/fr-scholarships.html Due March 1
SPARTAN COLLEGE OF AERONAUTICS AND TECHNOLOGY: Leon Harris/Les Nichols Memorial
Scholarship awards 1 Annual Full Tuition Scholarship to students who plan to pursue an Associates of Applied
Science Degree or Diploma in Avionics Maintenance Technology in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tom Taylor Memorial
Scholarship awards 1 Annual Full Tuition Scholarship to a student planning on pursuing an Associate’s Degree
or diploma in for Aviation Maintenance Technology in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Application online @
http://www.aea.net/EducationalFoundation/. Due April 1
Boy Scouts of America Aviation Explorers Scholarship offers 4 Scholarships Annually at $2,000 to
encourage Aviation Explorers to enter and complete an aviation curriculum that will lead to a career in aviation
as a professional pilot, aviation maintenance technician or avionics technician. Go to
http://www.aviationexploring.org or contact your nearest Explorer post for more information and application
process. Due June 1
Spartan College qualifies for the Imagine America Scholarship which awards up to 3 $1,000 annually to
every High School. 100 Technology Scholarships for $1000 are awarded annually. SkillsUSA – State
Winners Scholarship: 1 annually at $5000 to every Gold place state winner, 1 annually at $3000 to every
Silver place state winner and 1 annually at $1000 to every Bronze place state winner in Automotive Service
Technology, Collision Repair Technology, Welding, Aviation Maintenance Technology, Marine Service
Technology, Electronics Technology, Mechatronics, Motorcycle Service Technology, Power Equipment
Technology, Robotics and Automation Technology, Automotive Refinishing Technology and Action Skills.
Only one scholarship permitted per student. FFA Scholarship: 2 annually at $5000, 3 annually at $2500 and 5
annually at $1000 offered annually to current FFA (Future Farmers of America) members. Civil Air Patrol Cadet Scholarships: Spartan offers one (1) $1,000 one-time scholarship to every CAP cadet in good standing.
Scholarships will be awarded in the form of a tuition reduction in the amount of $200 per term up to $1000 and
will not be applied to any failed course. Civil Air Patrol - Regional Scholarships: Spartan offers one (1)
$5,000 scholarships to a cadet from each CAP region. Cadets must be a high school senior or graduate, current
CAP cadet in good standing, have earned Billy Mitchell Award, maintain 3.0 GPA, be of high moral character,
receive recommendation from Unit Commander and provide summary of accomplishments. Avionics
Technology Scholarship: Spartan offers up to fifty (50) $2500 scholarships annually to current year
graduating high school seniors. Applicants must submit a 250 word essay on Careers in Electronics and submit
acceptable acceptance scores. Scholarships will be awarded in the form of a tuition reduction in the amount of
$500 per term up to scholarship amount and will not be applied to any failed course. Applications online @
http://www.spartan.edu/admissions/scholarships
STANFORD UNIVERSITY: Families making less than $100,000 per year are guaranteed free tuition.
Families making less than $60,000 a year are not expected to pay tuition or contribute to the costs of room,
board and other expenses. Stanford expects student to participate in paying for a portion of college costs. Your
financial aid package for the academic year will include an expected contribution from student earnings. For
most students, this expected contribution will be at least $5,000: at least $2,200 from prior earnings
(particularly summer earnings), and $2,800 from part-time employment during the academic year. The total
expected contribution from student earnings will vary based on individual circumstances. In addition, you will
be expected to contribute from your personal assets, such as savings and investments, if any. The contribution
amount per academic year is set at 5% of your total assets as reported in your financial aid application
materials. You may choose to cover part or all of your expected contributions from earnings and assets with
student loan funds. You can also reduce or eliminate your expected contribution from student earnings by
obtaining outside scholarships. http://www.stanford.edu/dept/finaid/undergrad/how/index.html
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UNIVERSAL TECHNICAL INSTITUTE: UTI Scholarship Testing Competition – American Dream
Scholarship covers basic knowledge in math, English, history and geography. Students are required to bring
calculators.
UTI Transportation and Motorsports Scholarship covers basic technical knowledge related to auto, diesel,
NASCAR, collision repair, motorcycle and marine industries. Contact: Steele Witchek @ switchek@uti.edu
or call 530-401-0324. Test Date: November 16, 2014
UNIVERSITY OF ARIZONA BAY CATS SCHOLARSHIP: Based upon academic excellence, leadership,
and service. Must be a resident of Northern California Minimum 3.5 GPA Now aligned with UofA website.
http://alumni.arizona.edu/programs-events/scholarships
UC BLUE AND GOLD OPPORTUNITY PLAN: To be eligible, you must be a California resident or qualify
for a nonresident tuition exemption under AB540; demonstrate income below $80,000 with financial need, as
determined for federal need-based aid program; be in your first 4 years as a UC undergraduate; be enrolled at
least half-time during the academic year, meet campus academic progress standards, not be in default of a
student loan, etc. This program will cover your systemwide fees at a UC (must apply to and be accepted to the
UC). Blue and Gold students with sufficient financial need can qualify for even more grant aid to help reduce
the cost of attending. Must submit a FAFSA or a California Dream Act application and a GPA verification to
the Cal Grant Program by March 2 and provide any additional documentation campuses may request.
http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/blueandgold/
UC’S EXPECTED STUDENT FINANCIAL OBLIGATION/CONTRIBUTION: UC’s expect dependent
students to contribute $9,400 (half from student loans and the other half from either employment or savings) no
matter what the FAFSA determines is the family expected contribution or the student contribution.
UC REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS: Regents Scholarships are merit scholarships, selected on the basis of
academic excellence. Depending upon the campus, annual Regents Scholarship awards range from $1,000
honoraria to stipends that cover full financial need for students who qualify for financial aid.
At most campuses, UC ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPS: are honorary scholarships, so financial need is not a
consideration. Awards range from $300 to $15,000 and, at some campuses, are renewable annually for qualified
candidates. You do not need to be a relative of an alumnus (a graduate of the University of California) to
qualify for an Alumni Scholarship.
RESTRICTED SCHOLARHSIPS: are available only to students with specific backgrounds, academic
interests, career objectives and other criteria. You apply for these when you apply for admission by checking
off the characteristics that apply to you. It's that simple.
When you apply for admission, you are also applying for scholarships. Some of these applications are
automatic, basing their decisions on information in your application. Others, however, require you to submit
additional documentation; if so, that fact is noted in the scholarship listing.
http://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/admissions/undergrad_adm/scholarships.html Nov. 30 deadline.
UC BERKELEY “THE ACHIEVEMENT AWARD SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM:” For communityminded students of need, this program offers up to $6,000 per year and a free laptop computer to qualified
undocumented students (AB540) planning on attending UC Berkeley as an incoming freshman or as a junior
transfer. Minimum 3.0 gpa required. This program has been underused in the past few years in our region.
Check website for more application details and apply to UC Berkeley by the Nov 30 deadline.
http://alumni.berkeley.edu/services/scholarships/achievement-award-program
UC BERKELEY ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG SCHOLARHSIP: Must be a high-achieving Nevada Union
High School graduating senior with financial need planning on attending UC Berkeley. Simply apply to UC
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Berkeley and submit a completed FAFSA form to be considered. Award may be as much as the student’s total
gift aid eligibility, as determined by the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office.
UC BERKELEY FW BRADLEY MEMORIAL SCHOLARHSIP: Must be a high-achieving Nevada Union
High School graduating senior with financial need planning on attending UC Berkeley. Simply apply to UC
Berkeley and submit a completed FAFSA form to be considered. Award may be as much as the student’s total
gift aid eligibility, as determined by the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office.
UC BERKELEY CAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS: The criteria for the Achievement
Award are incoming students who are highly qualified and community-minded with a proven track record of
academic success, but cannot afford to attend Berkeley. Must have a minimum 3.0 unweighted gpa, gross
family income of $86,000 or less, and be a California resident as defined by the AB540 guidelines. The award
is a four-year renewable scholarship of up to $6,000. The Leadership Scholarship is one of the most prestigious
merit-based scholarships at UC Berkeley which recognizes students who demonstrate innovative, motivational
leadership impacting their academic, work, or community environments. It requires a minimum 3.3 gpa, an
interview, and is a one-year scholarship, however, you may re-apply for the scholarship each year. $1,500
award for each of the first two years and $2,000 for each of the last two years of college. The Equity
Scholarship is a four-year merit-based scholarship which provides an incentive for high-caliber AfricanAmerican, Chicano/Latino and Native American students to matriculate at UC Berkeley. It requires a minimum
3.0 unweighted gpa, and a California residency as defined by the AB540 guidelines. The award amount is
$5,000 per year. http://alumni.berkeley.edu/services/scholarships/achievement-award-program Each Due Feb
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UC BERKELEY STUDENT FOUNDATION JENNY FRANCHOT & ALBERT JOHNSON
DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP: Candidates must belong to an under-represented minority group, including
one of these categories: African American, Native American, Chicano/Latino, Asian/Pacific Islander/Filipino,
(Asian includes the following countries: Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Papua New
Guinea, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Timor-Leste and Vietnam), Middle-Eastern/North African, Multiethnic (at least one parent must be a member of one of the aforementioned groups), or Disabled (registered with
the Disabled Students Program at the University of California, Berkeley). Candidates must be incoming or first
year students to U.C. Berkeley (Freshmen or Junior Transfers), Candidates must submit a timely complete
application providing all of the information and materials requested. A Personal Statement or Essay on the
following subject: Describe the most significant obstacle/challenge you have overcome and explain how this
experience has affected you. In your response, be sure to explain how your particular racial/ethnic identity or
disability status has impacted your life experiences. Requires a essay, 2 personal letters of recommendation and
that you have completed your FAFSA. Application online @ http://berkeleystudentfoundation.org/apply/ Due
May 1
UC BERKELEY EQUITY SCHOLARSHIP: Four-year, merit-based scholarship provides incentive for
high-caliber African-American, Chicano/Latino, and Native American students to matriculate at UC Berkeley.
For incoming freshmen the award amount is $20,000 ($5,000/year) for a total of 8 semesters. Must have
minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA, be a California resident as defined by AB540 guidelines, and submit UC
Berkeley application. http://alumni.berkeley.edu/services/scholarships/equity-scholarship
UC BERKELEY MIDDLE CLASS ACCESS PLAN (MCAP): The Berkeley Middle Class Access Plan
(MCAP) is a new financial aid program to help middle-class families pay for the growing cost of an
undergraduate degree. For families whose gross income ranges from $80,000 to $140,000 annually and who
have typical assets, the groundbreaking plan caps the contribution parents make toward the total annual cost of
a UC Berkeley student’s education at a maximum of 15 percent of their total income. Many parents in this
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income range will be asked to contribute less than the 15 percent cap. We encourage eligible families of both
currently enrolled and prospective students to submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) if
they wish to be considered for the Berkeley Middle Class Access Plan. UC Berkeley began making MCAP
awards in academic year 2012-13. http://students.berkeley.edu/finaid/undergraduates/types_mcap.htm
UC BERKELEY POSSE SCHOLARS PROGRAM: The Posse Foundation identifies public high school
students with extraordinary academic and leadership potential who may be overlooked by traditional college
selection processes. Those Posse Scholars who are admitted to UC Berkeley are awarded a four-year, fulltuition leadership scholarship. http://aad.berkeley.edu/possescholars.shtml
UC BERKELEY GREBA TERRELL SCHOLARHSIP: Must be a high-achieving Nevada Union High
School graduating senior with financial need planning on attending UC Berkeley. Simply apply to UC
Berkeley and submit a completed FAFSA form to be considered. Award may be as much as the student’s total
gift aid eligibility, as determined by the Financial Aid and Scholarship Office.
UC BERKELEY MEN’S UNDERGRADUATE SCHOLARSHIP: Based upon academics, achievements,
extra-curricular activities, and personal qualities. Due July
UC DAVIS, BALANCED MAN SCHOLARSHIP: This scholarship is available on the school website under
Additional Scholarships. Men must be planning on attending UC Davis. You will not be required to join the
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity, but they are looking for the balanced person academically, athletically, and in
serving their community. Due July 30
UC DAVIS, CAL AGGIE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP: One time scholarship awards are
between $1,000 and $4,000. Students selected as the top choice candidate from their region may be eligible for
the $10,000 Blue & Gold Leadership Scholarship (given over 2 years). Min. 3.5 GPA, demonstrated leadership
in extracurricular or community activities, employment, or personal situations. * Link active after November 1.
Due February http://www.alumni.ucdavis.edu/s/787/index.aspx?sid=787&gid=1&pgid=322
UC DAVIS, HARRIET M. HAUBER SCHOLARSHIP: For UC Davis students. Students must be residents
of Nevada City and have attended Nevada Union High School to be eligible.
UC DAVIS, RICHARD D. & KATE FAULKNER SCHOLARSHIP: For UC Davis students, this fund is
restricted to students from Placer County.
UC DAVIS, TEALE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP: For UC Davis students, Established in 1973 by
former California State Senator Stephen P. Teale, M.D., this scholarship is restricted to freshmen and
sophomore students from the following counties: Alpine, Amador, Calaveras, El Dorado, Lassen, Modoc,
Nevada, Placer, Plumas, Sierra, Stanislaus and Tuolumne.
UCLA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIPS: If you have demonstrated academic excellence,
powerful leadership and a desire to effect positive change, apply to become an Alumni Scholar. By completing
one application, you will be considered to receive one of the many scholarship provided through the Alumni
Scholarships Program. Award is from $4,000 to $20,000 paid out over 4 years for incoming freshmen and for
transferring students an award of $4,000 paid over 2 years. May require an interview and a potential finals
competition. http://alumni.ucla.edu/scholarships/apply/ Due Feb 28
UC SANTA BARBARA REGENTS SCHOLARSHIPS: This prestigious scholarship award is currently
$6,000 per year for four years for entering freshmen. You must be a U.S. citizen, permanent resident, or a noncitizen student qualifying under California Assembly Bills 130 or 131, or an international student with
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outstanding academic qualifications. Only students who fall under these categories are eligible for the Regents
Scholarship. All freshmen admitted for the fall quarter at UCSB are considered for the Regents Scholarship,
based on their UC Application for Admission. No additional information is required. UCSB typically offers the
scholarship to students within the top two percent of admitted freshmen.
http://admissions.sa.ucsb.edu/cost/scholarships Due Nov 30
UC SANTA CRUZ: Freshman applicants who wish to be considered for a music scholarship must submit an
audition recording to the Music Department. Scholarships range from $1,000-$5,000 for incoming
undergraduate students. http://music.ucsc.edu/scholarships Due Jan 31
ALUMNI SCHOLARSHIPS: Awards honor high-achieving students who have compelling financial need.
For new first year students awards are $9,000 paid over 4 years. All applicants are considered; an application is
not required. UNDERGRADUATE DEAN’S AWARD: This award recognizes academic achievement of
non-resident students. Award pays $20,000 over 4 years for entering first year students. You must respond to
the scholarship questions on the UC admission application when you apply for admission.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO: A variety of scholarships are available by submitting
your UC Application for Admissions and Scholarships by the November 30 deadline. Due November
http://www.ucsd.edu/current-students/finances/financial-aid/types/scholarships/freshmen/index.html
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO: Odyssey Scholarships: Families with incomes below $90,000/year will
have their federal student loan obligation reduced or eliminated with grants from UChicago. For students with
family incomes below $75,000/year, all expected federal student loans are replaced with Odyssey Scholarships.
For students with family incomes between $75,000-$90,000/year, half of their expected federal student loan
obligation will be replaced with Odyssey Scholarships. Must apply for need based financial aid in order to be
considered for this need-based University funded scholarship. Merit based scholarships, awarded on the basis
of outstanding academic and extracurricular achievement, demonstrated leadership and commitment to
communities, are guaranteed for 4 years and open to incoming freshmen, but not transferring students. Merit
awards are determined by Faculty Committee and the Office of College Admissions without consideration of
financial need. To be considered for a merit scholarship, simply check the box on the Common Application
that
reads
“Do
you
intend
to
apply
for
merit-based
scholarships?”
https://collegeadmissions.uchicago.edu/costs/merit.shtml
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI: http://www.uc.edu National Commission for Cooperative Education
Scholarship - Fifteen $6,000 merit co-op renewable scholarships. Must have a min 3.5 gpa on a 4.0 scale, be
accepted to University of Cincinnati. Early applications are highly encouraged. http://www.co-op.edu Due
February
UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO, BOULDER SIGMA PHI EPSILON BALANCED MAN
SCHOLARSHIP: The Balanced Man Scholarship is designed for incoming Freshman males to CU Boulder.
These men must display leadership, scholastic achievement, and commit to health and well-being. Three
winners of the BMS will receive cash prizes up to $1000. App online @ http://sigepcoalpha.com/
UNIVERSITY OF DAYTON SCHOLARSHIP BY NOMINATION: (A top 10 national Catholic
university). Each high school has the opportunity to nominate one student for the Leadership in Service
Scholarship, a scholarship worth $10,000 ($2,500 per year for four years). Must meet admission standards, the
scholarship does not need to be based upon GPA and test scores. This is for the student who has an innate
desire for personal development and committed to service within his or her school, church or community.
(FYU, students who visit the University of Dayton campus and file their FAFSA prior to March 1 will receive
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free textbooks for four years, up to $500 per semester worth up to $4,000 over 4 years, upon enrollment). Due
December 1
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE BROWN FELLOWS PROGRAM: A prestigious enrichment program
designed to support students’ unique personal, academic, and career goals while producing outstanding
ambassadors for the state of Kentucky, it is open to residents and non-residents of Kentucky with a 31 ACT or
1360 SAT (Critical Reading and Math and a 3.5 min GPA. Ten fellows are selected each year. Recipients will
have diverse academic interests, demonstrate that they are well-rounded, and show evidence of leadership
potential. The scholarship award will include full-tuition, room, board, and an allowance for books. In
addition, each fellow may apply for funding from the Brown Foundation to support their individual enrichment
plan (up to $5,000 per project). Interview required. For application and materials required, go online at
http://louisville.edu/admissions/aid/scholarships/jgb. Application due January 15
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO: NAHAS Scholarship Endowment offered to students who graduate
from a Northern Nevada High School or good neighbor policy area, student must have record of community
service, must have 3.5 GPA, must have competed in a competitive sports program for at least 2 years, and must
be a U.S. citizen. Due March
UNIVERSITY OF NEVADA, RENO NEW FRESHMEN SCHOLARSHIP: Presidential Scholarship is
available to entering freshmen who have a minimum 3.5 unweighted cumulative GPA and a minimum 31 ACT
or 1360 SAT Score. The scholarship is $5,000 per year for 4 years.
Silver & Blue Level = $2,500 for students with a minimum 3.2 - 3.3 GPA and a 1600 SAT/36 ACT Score OR
3.4 GPA and a 1540 SAT/35 ACT Score and above OR 3.9 GPA and a 1330 SAT/30 ACT Score OR a 4.0 GPA
and a 1290 SAT/29 ACT Score and variables in between.
Nevada Level Scholars = $1,500 for students with a 3.0 GPA with a minimum of 1360 SAT/31 ACT Score to
a 4.0 GPA and a 1020 SAT/22 ACT Score and variables in between. Pack Pride = $1,000 for students with 3.0
GPA and a 1340 SAT/30 ACT Score to a 4.0 and a 990 SAT/21 ACT Score and variables in between.
Application is through the college admissions application.
Pack Pride Level = $1,000 for students with a 3.0 GPA with a minimum of 1330 SAT/30 ACT Score to a 4.0
GPA and a 980 SAT/21 ACT Score and variables in between. Application is through the college admissions
application. Deadline for all 4 of the above Scholars is February 1
Continuing students at UNR are eligible to raise their level of scholarship using their GPA in following years.
Transfer students are also eligible for the three previously mentioned scholarships based upon GPA and all
transferable college credits (must have at least 90 transferable credits).
National Merit Scholarship awards scholarships to entering freshmen who are National Merit Finalists and
awards qualifying students $15,000 per year for 4 years of undergraduate study. Priority Deadline is February
1
UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC SCHOLARSHIPS: Regents' Scholarships, equaling $10,000 per year,
are awarded to exceptional high school seniors who apply to University of the Pacific. You don't have to file the
FAFSA to be considered and there is no special scholarship application. Applicants are considered individually,
using a combination of high school performance (typical is 3.87 gpa), curricular rigor, standardized test results
(typical 1337 SAT for reading/math), and other personal qualifications. The President’s Scholarship is for
$6,500 per year and is awarded to outstanding high school seniors who apply to University of the Pacific. All
admitted freshmen are automatically considered. The FAFSA is not required. Applicants are considered
individually, using a combination of high school performance (typical 3.61 gpa), curricular rigor, standardized
test results (typical 1208 SAT for reading/math), and other personal qualifications.
http://web.pacific.edu/Administration/Office-of-Financial-Aid/Types-ofAssistance/Scholarships.html#freshman
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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC POWELL SCHOLARSHIP: This $15,000 a year scholarship includes
mentoring and leadership development. Min 3.5 (on 4.0 gpa scale), undertaken rigorous academic curriculum –
Honors and AP, demonstrated superior leadership skills in two or more areas (including student government,
community service, religion and cultural groups), SAT score for reading/math of 1250. May be accompanied
by need-based financial aid, but not other merit awards. Separate application required. Application online @
http://web.pacific.edu/Administration/Office-of-Financial-Aid/Types-of-Assistance/Scholarships/Powell.html
Due November 15
UNIVERSITY OF PORTLAND SCHOLARSHIPS & G RANTS:
President’s Scholarship:
Up to
$12,000/year, full-time undergrad who have demonstrated exceptional academic ability and have been admitted
to the University of Portland; Arthur A. Schulte, Jr. Scholarship: Up to $8,000/year, full-time undergrad who
has demonstrated high academic achievement and been admitted; University of Portland Grants: Up to
$7,500/year, based upon demonstrated financial need, must complete FAFSA. http://www.up.edu
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA (USC) ALUMNI CLUB SCHOLARSHIPS: Multiple
scholarships with varying requirements, read carefully to see if you qualify. Sacramento Alumni Club
specifically for northern California students, but some other area clubs are not restrictive. Apply even though
you won’t have been accepted yet. Available online October and November. Due Deadline Dec 1
http://alumni.usc.edu/students/scholarships/
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO: http://eng.utoledo.edu National Commission for Cooperative Education
Scholarship - Fifteen $6,000 merit co-op renewable scholarships. Must have a min 3.5 gpa on a 4.0 scale, be
accepted to University of Toledo. Early applications are highly encouraged. http://www.co-op.edu Due
February
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAMS: Awards renewable full tuition plus 1-time
stipend to be used towards summer study abroad or research usually following sophomore year. Corneilus
Vanderbilt Scholarship awarded based upon academic achievement, intellectual promise and leadership and
contribution outside classroom. Chancellor’s Scholarship awarded based upon commitment to diversity,
leadership, strength of character, and academic achievement. Both Due December 15 Ingram Scholarship
Program awarded based upon commitment to community service, strength of character, and leadership
potential. Awards full-tuition and stipend for summer service projects. Due December 1 In all cases, these
represent the top 1 percent of all freshman applicants to Vanderbilt and are very competitive. Financial need is
not a requirement, unless otherwise indicated. Approximately 250 recipients of these scholarships. In addition,
they provide scholarship assistance to National Merit or Achievement Finalists (must list Vanderbilt as 1st
choice with National Merit Corp). http://www.vanderbilt.edu/scholarships/
WABASH COLLEGE: Scholarships for Boy State delegates in the amount of $7,500/yr, National Merit
Scholarships up to $2,000/yr, Top 5% to 20% of class Scholarship ranging from $17,500 to 10,000/yr, Wabash
College Lilly Awards are full ride scholarships, Fine Arts Scholarships for excellence in the fine arts/creative
writing/music/theater/visual arts are $12,500/yr, President’s Scholarship is a merit and need based scholarship
for $5,000 to full tuition per year. http://www.wabash.edu/admissions/finances/scholarships Due December 1
WENTWORTH INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY: http://www.wit.edu National Commission for
Cooperative Education Scholarship - Thirty $6,000 merit co-op renewable scholarships. Must have a min 3.5
gpa on a 4.0 scale, be accepted to Wentworth Institute of Technology. Early applications are highly
encouraged. http://www.co-op.edu Due February
WESTMONT COLLEGE: Monroe Scholarship, a four-year full-tuition scholarship is offered to a few
exceptionally high-achieving first-year students. Westmont reviews Early Action applicants and recipients of
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President’s Scholarships ($10,500) before inviting candidates to campus to be considered for a Monroe
Scholarship. http://www.westmont.edu/admissions/financial-aid.html
WHITMAN COLLEGE “LOMEN-DOUGLAS” SCHOLARSHIP: These scholarships meet between 80
and 85% of the student’s demonstrated financial need with gift aid. Students who demonstrate financial need
are eligible for Whitman’s need-based scholarships ranging from $2,000-$47,000 per year. These scholarships
are renewable for the student’s full academic career at Whitman. Ideal candidate would be first-generation
college-goer from a multicultural background, and/or students who have been active in issues regarding
multiculturalism.
WHITWORTH UNIVERSITY: Mind & Heart Scholarship: $19,000/year for 3.75 GPA and 2020 SAT/30
ACT; Presidential Scholarship: $17,000/year for 4.0 GPA or 3.75 GPA and 1870 SAT/28 ACT; Trustee
Scholarship: $13,500/year 3.9 GPA or 3.6 GPA and 1800 SAT/27 ACT; Whitworth Scholarship: $11,000/year
3.5 GPA or 1720 SAT/25 ACT. Student automatically receives top scholarship for which he/she qualifies.
Additionally, Whitworth awards 3 National Merit Scholarships for $2,500/year. http://www.whitworth.edu
Non-Binding Early Action Deadline – Nov 30
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS: Willamette University awards a number of merit-based
scholarships each year to the entering students who have secondary academic records of the highest merit.
All admitted applicants are automatically considered for these merit-based scholarships - additional materials
are not required. Scholarship determination is made on the strength of an applicant's academic
achievements, weighing such factors as GPA, strength of the curriculum, and test scores. Significant cocurricular and extracurricular accomplishments are also considered as part of the overall decision.
Willamette also offers some Talent Scholarships, which are offered in the areas of music, theatre, and forensics,
and require auditions and/or special recommendation in order to be considered. The Mark O. Hatfield
Scholarship is offered in recognition of outstanding commitment to public service, and requires the completion
of a separate application form. Other merit-based scholarships are awarded in partnership with community
organizations or in recognition of nationally competitive scholar designations like: Black United Fund
Partnership Scholarships, National Merit Scholarships, National Hispanic Scholarships, and National
Achievement Scholarships. Willamette University College of Law, in conjunction with Oregon State
University College of Liberal Arts, offers an accelerated, Baccalaureate/Law Program, more commonly
known as a “3+3 Program.” The OSU/WUCL “3+3” program will enable qualified OSU students to earn a BA
or BS degree and JD degree in 6 years. http://www.willamette.edu/dept/finaid/prospective/merit/index.html
WILLIAM JESSUP UNIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS: WJU Scholar for $12,500/year. Offered to one
first-time freshman on academic achievement, essay and interview. Min 3.85 GPA and ACT score of 29 or
SAT (math and critical reading) score of 1300. Presidential Scholar I: $8,000/year. Min 3.75 GPA and SAT
(math and critical reading) score of 1200 or ACT score of 27. Academic Dean I: $5,000/year, min 3.5 GPA
and 1100 SAT (math and critical reading) score or 24 ACT score. University Scholar I: $2,000/year. Min
3.25 GPA, 1,000 SAT (math and critical reading) score or 21 ACT score. Transfer Students may be eligible
for the Presidential Scholar II for $6,000/year, min 3.7 GPA. Academic Dean II, $3,500/year, min 3.35
GPA. University Scholar II is $1,500/year, min 3.0 GPA. Traditional undergraduate students competing in
intercollegiate athletics may be eligible to receive an Athletic Scholarship. Men's sports include: basketball,
cross-country, golf, soccer and track. Women's sports include: basketball, cross-country, soccer, softball, track
and volleyball. Church Partnership Scholarships – Up to $8,000/year, your church must be a WJU Partner.
Access Scholarship: For first-time freshmen who have been admitted to any UC as well. They will receive A
WJU education for the cost of a UC. Department Scholarship: Amount Varies, first-time freshmen
candidates will be invited around January 1 to answer an essay question. Diversity Grant: Up to $4,000/year,
competitive based on financial need, academic achievement and demonstrated leadership and vision through
multiculturalism. Application, essay response and FAFSA must be submitted by April 1. Ministry Worker
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Grant: Up to $3,000/year. For dependents of church employees, missionary organizations, Christian schools,
or other non-profit organization. Due May 1 Music Grants: Amount varies, for students who excel in
musical talent and ability may audition with Music Department Chair.
WJU Grant: Up to $5,000/year.
Need-based grant determined at discretion of financial aid director after all other scholarships and grants are
considered. Sibling Grant: Up to $2,000/year. Recognizes a family who tries to educate two or more children
at the same time. http://www.jessup.edu/financial-aid/institutional-aid
WRASSE SCHOLARSHIP/CAL POLY SLO: Program offered to attract students to pursue a study program
at Cal Poly. GPA 3.0 and leadership skills a must. Due December
WUE (WESTERN UNIVERSITY EXCHANGE SCHOLARSHIPS: Enroll in and attend a western regional
participating out-of-state college or university at a reduced tuition. Click on Students and Parents
http://wue.wiche.edu/
YUBA COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS: Various scholarships available for students attending Yuba College.
http://yc.yccd.edu/student/financial-aid-scholarships.aspx Due April 1
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